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The Neutron Magnetic Moment Derived from a Speculative Model

Authors: Eric Louis Beaubien

This article quantifies the known measured magnetic moment of the neutron corrected from a previous article. My original neutron viXra article (2507.0122) gave the exact numbers for the neutron mass and its Compton wavelength derived from NIST constants (codata 2022), but the magnetic moment it generated was incorrect. Herein that measure is corrected through a re-imagining of the electron’s magnetic field. This solution yields the correct magnetic moment while retaining the previous neutron mass and Compton wavelength calculations.

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[v1] 2025-10-17 06:27:48

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